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Modeling with a drone supports what scientists previously suspected: A buildup of methane in ice is linked to the explosions on the Siberian tundra. https://www.arctictoday.com/a-new-3d-model-bolsters-the-case-that-climate-change-is-causing-mysterious-siberia-craters/

Kevin McGwin The hydrogen-powered steel plant in Boden would significantly reduce Sweden's emissions from steel production. https://www.arctictoday.com/a-second-fossil-free-steel-mill-is-planned-for-northern-sweden/

Thomas Nilsen The Northern Fleet's missile cruiser "Marshal Ustinov" is sailing very close to Norway's border outside Grense Jakobselv the same day as US Air...

Text by Helge M. Markusson, Fram Centre Climate change and increased human activity are threats to marine mammals living in the Arctic. https://thebarentsobserver.com/en/node/8028

Thomas Nilsen H2 Green Steel aims to invest €2,5 billion, create 1,500 direct jobs and produce 5 million tons of fossil-free steel by 2030 at...

This list marks 20 years since we began compiling an annual selection of the year’s most important technologies. Some, such as mRNA vaccines, are...

Frédéric Simon Gas companies in Europe and America are looking at using the existing gas network to serve industrial “clusters” of hydrogen users in sectors...

Benjamin Fox EU and UK officials will discuss on Wednesday (24 February) the possibility of extending the ‘grace periods’ that exempt goods crossing the Irish...

Russian President Vladimir Putin approved legislation on Wednesday (24 February) beefing up fines for offences committed during street protests after thousands were detained at...